Rheumatic Remedy Promises Quick Relief Says Attorney
Thornwell G Furr of Rowan County Court Salisbury endorses Kampfmueller’s Rheumatic Remedy. He reports relief for rheumatism lumbago gout and uric acid related complaints and notes friends with similar issues had wonderful results. The ad advertises K B FR bottle for $1 and claims few doses can provide relief.
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Kampfmueller
Thornwell G Furr
Rowan County Court
Salisbury
N. C
Homeward song sparks social notes and meetings
A records page details an Ada Salem area meeting closing with a note inviting members to meet Mrs Walter White in December. Social items include Mrs Carter Dalton hosting Tea Cups Club at her Johnson Street home with Olivia Frund as guest, prizes awarded for bridge, and a salad course served by local hosts. Other notices mention Capitola King visiting Mrs S L Davis on South Main, and harvest festival travel in Columbia with Miss Kittle and Miss Duncan attending.
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Allie Strickland
PP. A. Jones
Elm Street
Walter White
Elia Brinkley
Elizabeth Green
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Dalton
Misa Olivia Vrand
Salisbury
Robert Walker
Gilbert Clark
Miss Frund
Mesadames T
Capitola King
Kingsburg
S. C
S. L. Davia
South Main Street
Columbia
Misa Kittle
Miss Duncan
Union
S.C
W W C T U Meeting Dates and Plans Noted
The W. C. T. U. held a Tuesday meeting with twenty members. Mrs. R. L. Phillips hosted on Russell Street. President Mrs. Ed Kirkman led in prayer as a committee planned sermons on Temperance for an annual Temperance Day and members were asked to recruit honorary members.
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R. L. Phillips
Russell Street
Ed. Kirkman
Mra
Marshall
Walter Whiter
W. B. Griffin
Hart Drug Offers Free Woodrow Punch to All Today
Hart Drug company will serve, free of charge, a glass of the new fountarin drink Woodrow Punch today between 3 30 and 7 35 o'clock. The store invites the city ladies to visit and taste the beverage praised as pleasing to the taste like democracy’s victory to its namesake’s supporters.
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Hart Drug Company
Rexall Straw Vote Proves 10 Be Correct
Nationwide Rexall Druggists straw poll results show Wilson winning the presidential race with 554 50 popular votes and 290 electoral votes to Hughes 808 and 232 respectively. The measure, collected from 8000 stores, was coordinated with Boston and published in major newspapers, aiming to reflect nonpartisan public preference.
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Rexall
United States
Realiztine
Ning Drug Company
Resall Druggista’ Association
High Point
Boston
Borton
Kesall
Wilson
Hughes
United Provo
Thanks Mr Stone for Excellent Election Service
The Associated Press leadership sent a nationwide note praising Melville K. Stone General Manager for exceptional campaign and election reporting. Frank B Noyes President of the AP commended the staff for upholding high traditions and delivering an outstanding report.
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MR. Stone
New York
Melville K. Stone
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Still "My President" Says a Prominent Republican
The report notes President Woodrow Wilson's re election and shows Rob bins a prominent Republican declaring that no matter the outcome he is still his President. He offers a restrained reaction with little public demonstration in High Point.
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Woodrow Wilson
Robbins
Lackey Heads Ticket in Cleveland County Election
Official returns from all precincts show Sheriff W. Lackey Democrat leading with 2075 votes, while President Wilson garners 274. All Democratic county officers elected by about 106 majority. Congressman Webb leads Green by about 1250. Also a millinery ad promises big hat price reductions and a drug ad touts Foley Cathartic benefits.
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Shelby
Cleveland
W. >. Lackey
Wilson
Webb
Green
Mrs Martha Wilson Dies in Archdale Age 78
Mrs Martha Wilson 78 of Archdale Ny died early today at 12 10 in Archdale after months of ill health. Funeral services are expected in Archdale with interment at Springfield. She had lived in Archdale about 50 years after moving from Lexington and was widely known in the area.
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Archdale
Martha Wilson
W. M. Wilson
Arehdale
Springfield
Wilson
Lexington
Durham Police Ordered to Join Citizens Rifle Club
Durham police and fire commissioners announced that every officer must join a new citizens rifle club. The city will supply ammunition and pay dues while the government furnishes rifles and supervises the program as military training deemed worthwhile for southern police.
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Durham
Thinety
Citizens’ Rifle Club
Longtime Democrat voter at 97 marks Wilson ballot
Salisbury report notes Henry Milla of Norwood in Stanly County aged 97 voting in the Tuesday election. He recalls voting for Martin Van Buren in 1840 and has repeatedly supported the Democratic ticket, this time riding to the polling place in Sheriff Blalock’s car to cast his vote for Wilson.
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Salisbury
Norwood
Stanly County
Henry Milla
Martin van Burem
Palla
Sheriff Blalock
Wilson
Spartanburg Hotel Changes Hands
The Tresham hotel in Spartanburg has been taken over by G. D. Tess ler from Mrs. J. B. Long who had managed it after her husband’s death. Tess ler belongs to the firm building the new Cleveland hotel in town.
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Spartanburg, S&s
Tresham
G. D. Tessler
Cleveland Hotel
J. B. Long
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P. S
Moffitt Prosecuting
San Francisco
lowZell
L. Tphone
Gyfed
Mart Drug Co
America
London
Paris
Venice
Rome
Europe
Cain
Henry van Dyke
Mrs. Dalton Hoatess
MS. Baumgardner
Raleigh
Mre
P.L. Phillips
Moffitt Furnishing Company
The
Ring Drug Company
Rexall Druggists
Mem
Ber
Lackey
Cleveland County
Loflim Millinery and Jewelry Company
Foley Cathalrix
Pian
Pred Co
Durham Police
Spartanburg Hotel
Loflin’s
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